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Leave Positano for a private day on the water around Capri: swim in glassy coves, cruise past the Faraglioni, and enter the island’s famed sea grottos. This eight‑hour private tour balances relaxation with snorkeling, sightseeing, and optional time ashore in Capri.
Leave Positano for a private day on the water around Capri: swim in glassy coves, cruise past the Faraglioni, and enter the island’s famed sea grottos. This eight‑hour private tour balances relaxation with snorkeling, sightseeing, and optional time ashore in Capri.
The bow slips out of Positano's small harbor and the sea opens like a map you can read with your eyes. Sun flashes off the wake, limestone cliffs of Capri rise ahead, and the captain eases the boat toward the Faraglioni—three jagged rocks that puncture the Tyrrhenian like a group of watchful islands.
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Operated by Exploring Amalfi Coast Private Tours · Positano, Campania
The bow slips out of Positano's small harbor and the sea opens like a map you can read with your eyes. Sun flashes off the wake, limestone cliffs of Capri rise ahead, and the captain eases the boat toward the Faraglioni—three jagged rocks that puncture the Tyrrhenian like a group of watchful islands.
Capri's coastline is a record of geology and human history: karst limestone sculpted by millennia of waves and wind, caves colored by mineral-rich water, and the legacy of Roman emperors—Tiberius built villas here to command the sea and view. Local life still revolves around fishing, seamanship, and small-scale tourism concentrated around the Piazzetta and Marina Grande.
On this private cruise you'll pass the Green and White Grottos, slip under the rocky Arch of Love, and slow for swim stops in clear, blue water. Snorkel gear is provided and the skipper shares local pointers on quiet coves and swimable bays. There's also the option to disembark on Capri for hours ashore to explore boutiques, cafés, or the Piazzetta's people-watching.
Practical notes: departures from Positano port are weather-dependent and the sea can be choppy—bring motion-sickness remedies if you’re sensitive. Wear non-slip footwear for boarding and a light layer for wind on the open water. Bring cash for island purchases; the tour includes drinks, snacks, and Prosecco but does not cover island admissions. Aim for an early departure to enjoy calmer seas and smaller crowds around the grottos.
Yes — the tour typically offers an option to stop on Capri for free time; bring cash for taxis, funicular, or café purchases.
Yes — snorkeling gear is provided on board for the included swim stops; personal masks may be more comfortable for some.
Tours are weather‑dependent; you’ll receive a full refund if canceled at least 24 hours before departure or the operator will reschedule when possible.
The tour is family‑friendly and suitable for non‑swimmers who remain on board; children should wear life jackets during swim stops as directed by the crew.
Exploring Amalfi Coast Private Tours operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The bow slips out of Positano's small harbor and the sea opens like a map you can read with your eyes. Sun flashes off the wake, limestone cliffs of Capri rise ahead, and the captain eases the boat toward the Faraglioni—three jagged rocks that puncture the Tyrrhenian like a group of watchful islands.
The bow slips out of Positano's small harbor and the sea opens like a map you can read with your eyes. Sun flashes off the wake, limestone cliffs of Capri rise ahead, and the captain eases the boat toward the Faraglioni—three jagged rocks that puncture the Tyrrhenian like a group of watchful islands.
Capri's coastline is a record of geology and human history: karst limestone sculpted by millennia of waves and wind, caves colored by mineral-rich water, and the legacy of Roman emperors—Tiberius built villas here to command the sea and view. Local life still revolves around fishing, seamanship, and small-scale tourism concentrated around the Piazzetta and Marina Grande.
On this private cruise you'll pass the Green and White Grottos, slip under the rocky Arch of Love, and slow for swim stops in clear, blue water. Snorkel gear is provided and the skipper shares local pointers on quiet coves and swimable bays. There's also the option to disembark on Capri for hours ashore to explore boutiques, cafés, or the Piazzetta's people-watching.
Practical notes: departures from Positano port are weather-dependent and the sea can be choppy—bring motion-sickness remedies if you’re sensitive. Wear non-slip footwear for boarding and a light layer for wind on the open water. Bring cash for island purchases; the tour includes drinks, snacks, and Prosecco but does not cover island admissions. Aim for an early departure to enjoy calmer seas and smaller crowds around the grottos.